- 17 October, 2026
Read breaking world news with live international updates, global affairs coverage and major developments across countries.
Car crash leaves five dead at Wisconsin parade
United States–Deadly horror at Wisconsin parade as an SUV crashes into the group killing five and injuring over 40 people. The incident took place late
Despite climate crisis, Amazon deforestation rates keep rising
Brazil– Many climate experts and analysts have already stated time and again that this is a very crucial time for people to be climate cautious
Pfizer permits other companies to manufacture its promising Covid-19 pill’s generic versions
United States–In a ground breaking development which is a step towards global vaccine equity, US drugmaker giant Pfizer Inc has struck a deal with United
NATO intervention in prospects amid escalating Belarus border crisis
Europe–Migrant situation is rapidly escalating, worsening the crisis across Belarus border. Poland, along with Lithuania and Latvia has urged NATO to take “concrete steps” in
COP26: Politicians and Activists Cautiously Welcome the US-China Climate Change Accord
United States– The world’s top two carbon emission nations, The United States and China, made a surprise announcement on Wednesday stating that the two nations
France Pushes For Health Pass Validity Subjected To Booster Shots For Senior Citizens
France–France has a new rule from December 15 where it is making it mandatory for people above 65 to provide proof of a booster jab
Third day of demonstrations in Libya, more violence and arrests of protesters
United States–Joe Biden’s administration is basking in glory finally as the House has finally passed a historic infrastructure bill. The same house dominated by Republicans
China, Russia to continue their attempts to cancel UN sanctions on North Korea
North Korea–China and Russia have vowed to keep going with their efforts to revive their age-old effort to start initiating talks about lifting sanctions off
Fumio Kishida Promises To Tackle Pandemic Aftermath Better Than His Predecessors
Japan– Japanese PM Fumio Kishida retains his leadership as he sweeps a win for his party, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). He became PM
Report: World is Failing to Take Adequate Steps to Avert the Climate Crisis
According to the new report by Systems Change Lab, the world is failing to bring in a transformation change to avert a climate crisis. As